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The French Bulldog is sometimes called the Bouledogue Francais or Frenchie. They're immensely popular in France, and they were brought over from England. They're descended from the English Bulldog. They were initially just diminutive English Bulldogs, but they were bred successfully with French Terriers. French farm households loved their companionable traits and rat-killing instincts. Lace workers originally brought them to France during the height of the Industrial Revolution. The lowly street beggars, prostitutes, and poets took on French Bulldogs, and the upper classes copied them in like manner to demonstrate their racy, avante garde, and edgy personalities. Many prostitutes posed for paintings, postcards, and drawings with their scandalous little Frenchies. The English Bulldog hobbyists that didn't like dog fighting developed the French Bulldog from their lines. In fact, some breeders loved the chance to get rid of the smaller English Bulldogs that popped up in their litters. When the dogs were brought to England for exhibition, there was a massive cultural clash because the English were upset that the French prefix had been attributed to a Bulldog from England. Bulldogs were cultural symbols of England for centuries. They can weigh 19 to 28 pounds because they're categorized into two weight classes. Their standard height is 12 inches. The French Bulldog has a lot possible ailments that come its way. They include Von Willebrand's disease, thyroid problems, Brachycephalic syndrome, elongated soft palate, cleft palate, cherry eye, glaucoma, retinal fold dysplasia, cataracts, megaesophagus, aspiration pneumonia, chondrodysplasia, and particular possible anomalies breathing such as wheezing, choking, coughing, shortness of breath, and snoring. It is often born by Caesarean section. The newborn puppies have such large heads. The French Bulldog does well with the elderly and in therapy. The attention it gets is a boon to its temperament. Many pet owners need to know that this dog cannot be neglected or it will become emotionally hurt. The French Bulldog is a companion dog that's even, calm, and affectionate. Human affection is its fuel. It cannot live outdoors because of breathing problems, and the waters can be dangerous if it goes swimming in them. Many are poor breathers and swimmers. It's relatively inactive, but it needs a daily walk for sure. French Bulldogs can be a bundle of energy, but they're mostly placid companions. Neutering does a lot to temper the possible aggression that can occur. It's inadvisable to have two French Bulldogs that are the same sex because aggression, especially amongst females, can ensue. This dog does drool and slobber profusely. It's part Bulldog and part Terrier so it can be a little edgy at times, and it's a very good rodent hunter. French Bulldogs come in a variety of colors that include black, cream, red, fawn, blue, tan, and brindle of all sorts.

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